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Redexa Social is a local-first creator analytics application for Windows, published by Aurelio Avila, with current version 1.10.2 drawn from a release history spanning seven versions. The software is designed to bring supported creator accounts into a focused Windows analytics workspace, beginning with YouTube integration. Its core purpose is to help creators review audience trends, content performance, and diagnostics from a single environment, while keeping analytics history stored on the user's own device rather than relying on cloud-hosted dashboards. This local-first approach distinguishes it within the creator analytics and social media management software category, where many competing tools depend on continuous remote storage. Supported connections vary by platform: YouTube serves as the initial analytics source, while Instagram and TikTok connections require developer-app configuration and the appropriate platform permissions before they can be used. X (formerly Twitter) is also supported in a limited capacity, currently providing credential status information rather than full analytics. Use cases include monitoring audience growth and engagement patterns over time, evaluating how individual pieces of content perform, and reviewing diagnostic information to understand channel health, all within a desktop workspace suited to creators who prefer a dedicated Windows application over browser-based tools. Because historical analytics data remains on the device, the application also suits users who prioritize local data retention for their channel metrics. The seven recorded versions indicate ongoing development of the product, with version 1.10.2 representing the most recent release in that sequence. In addition to its core functionality, optional paid features and account services are available, and these are described in detail on the product website. Redexa Social fits the social media analytics and creator tooling categories and is targeted at content creators managing one or more supported platform accounts from a Windows environment.
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